Wisconsin Pioneer Endorses Peruna as Worth Its Weight in Gold
An elderly reader list highlights Peruna as a health aid for aging bodies. Letters from octogenarians claim catarrh relief, weight gain, and sustained vigor into advanced years, praising Peruna’s curative value and longevity benefits.
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Carl Sierks
Dale
Ill
John Paulin
Port Washington
Wis
Is a Dime Enough for a Meal and a Quarter for a $5 Repast
Port Washington Wisconsin elders extol Peruna in letters praising its health benefits. The piece then addresses tipping habits in hotels and restaurants, noting a crusade against excessive tips and reporting on waiter attitudes and tipping norms across establishments in Boston and at the Parker House.
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Boston
All Hope for Lawyer Patrick Is Gone
The Court of Appeals upheld a 4 to 3 verdict finding Albert T. Patrick guilty of first degree murder in the death of William March Rice. The ruling confirms earlier convictions amid disputes over post mortem and embalming issues and questions of evidence admissibility.
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Patrick
Albany
N. Y
Court of Appeals
Albert T. Patrick
New York
William March Rice
Texas
Rice
David B. Hill
Last Hope Gone in the Case of Mrs. Rogers
Mrs Mary Rogers sentenced to death at Windsor jail for the murder of her husband Marcus in Bennington Vermont. Justice Peckham refused writ of error so she cannot appeal to the U S Supreme Court. Governor Bell says no further reprieve will be granted and the law must take its course.
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United States Supreme Court
Sheriff Peck
Mary Rogers
Windsor
Marcus
Bennington
Peckham
Washington
Post
Judge Peckham Denies Writ in Rogers Case
Albany June 9 Judge Peckham refused the writ of error to take Mary Rogers to the United States Supreme Court. Lawyers Senter and Moloney sought the order after review of Butler’s assignment of errors. Peckham ruled no federal question was involved and dismissed the application.
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Albany
N. Y
Senter
Moloney
Mary Rogers
United States
Supeme Court
Peckham
Rosendale & Hessenberg
F. M. Butler
Anna Valentina faces death for rival murder in New Jersey
In Hackensack New Jersey Anna Valentina a gaunt woman awaits execution by hanging for killing her rival Salza who mocked her after being brought into a shelter by Mike Calluci a padrone contractor After years of abuse Valentina confessed saying I do not know and pled guilty to second degree murder
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Callud
Salza
Anna
Mike
Forgetting the Stomach in a Perfectly Healthy Body
An excerpt describes a health philosophy where a perfectly functioning stomach remains unnoticed. It emphasizes natural living, air and water quality, and choosing easily digestible, nourishing foods to sustain and rebuild the body.
No Bill Found Against Joy in House Break-In Case
The Middlesex grand jury returned no bill against Benjamin Joy Harvard senior charged with breaking and entering the Phillips Brooks house. Joy, to graduate at commencement, was believed involved in the Med Fac larceny of the bronze tablet from Brooks house.
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Middlesex
Benjamin Joy
Harvard
Phillips Brooks House
Joy
Brooks House
No Swedish or Danish Rule in Norway Hinted
Copenhagen reports a high authority says neither King Oscar nor Crown Prince Gustav will accept the Norwegian Storthing request to place a Bernadotte prince on the throne. A Norwegian convention and possible republic are anticipated as Denmark and Russia Germany may withhold recognition. Premier Michelsen faces telegrams from abroad as King Oscar vows to avoid war.
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Copenhagen
Oscar
Gustav
Storthing
House of Bernadotte
Norway
Russia
Germany
Denmark
Michelsen
United States
South Africa
Clarkson to Wed Winthrop Girl This Month
Walter Clarkson the Harvard pitcher and New York Americans signee will marry Frances Gillis of Winthrop Cambridge family ties and a long romance underpin the engagement. The ceremony is planned for the latter part of the month with Rev. Dr. McKenzie presiding.
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Walter Clarkson
Winthrop
Frances Gillis
Harvard
New York Americans
Jersey City Club
Clarkson
Winthrop Beach
Gillis
Cam
A. H. Gillis
Boston
Maple Arches
Main Street
Miss Gillis
Cambridge
Dr. McKenzie
Rowley to Defend Lee in Navy Yard Court Martial
Nearly a score of attorneys volunteer to defend Gus Lee awaiting trial for killing a fellow seaman. Clarence W Rowley is expected to plead the prisoner’s case before the naval tribunal after Lee consented and arranged with Rowley. The trial to begin Monday morning centers on a self defense claim.
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Gus Lee
Navy Yard
Clarence W. Rowley
Naval Tribunal
Campbell
Lee
Rowley
Wright Downs Champion Ward In Crescent Court Tennis
Beals C. Wright of Boston defeats Holcombe Ward 5 7, 6 2, 6 1 on Crescent courts. Wright pierces Ward at the net after the first set and counters his cross court strokes. W. A. Larned also wins over M. D. Whitman 6 3, 8 6.
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Crescent Courts
Beals C. Wright
Boston
Holcombe Ward
Ward
Wright
W. A. Larned
American International Challenging
M. D. Whitman
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